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Showing posts with label 23mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 23mm. Show all posts
Monday, 4 July 2016

20mm American WWII Infantry (Airfix Battles and Chain of Command)

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With an eye to playing an American force with the 'Chain of Command' rules and using figures instead of counters in Airfix Battles I...
Wednesday, 16 December 2015

PSC Hanomag 251/1 and 251/10 Ausf D

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"Hanomag City" here we come courtesy of a PSC boxed set of three and a spare donated to me from a friend who is moving from 20mm t...
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Thursday, 3 December 2015

PSC: Loyd Carrier and the 6 pdr Assembly

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As I was in the loft I came across some PSC models I had (almost) forgotten about (shame on me), the Loyd Carrier and 6 pdr AT gun + crew. O...
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Tuesday, 24 November 2015

1/72 PSC Panzer IVH (Part 2) The Camo

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The PSV MkIV H gets the "three tone" hide me treatment courtesy of the traditional Tamiya Dark Brown, Olive Green and Desert Yello...
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Wednesday, 17 September 2014

Lt Pringle's "Bloody Battle for Maltot" (Chain of Command): Part 4

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With the center lane of advance effectively blocked by deadly MG42 fire, it fell to Second Squad to "right flank" the German stron...
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Tuesday, 16 September 2014

Lt Pringle's "Bloody Battle for Maltot" (Chain of Command): Part 3

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Fearing they were in danger of losing the fire-fight the German commander deployed another MG42 team to "suppress the British suppressi...
Friday, 12 September 2014

Lt Pringle's "Bloody Battle for Maltot" (Chain of Command): Part 2

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The FOO, Bombs, was quickly 'on net' and active, humming quietly to himself. The incoming rounds of MG42 were of little real interes...
Thursday, 11 September 2014

Lt Pringle's "Bloody Battle for Maltot" (Chain of Command): Part 1

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The familiarity of the Maltot tabletop was depressing. A sanguine Lt Pringle fumbled with the map. The smell of death lingered in the air. L...
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Monday, 4 August 2014

Holiday Haul

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My holiday trip to Edinburgh came up trumps on the model front (see below): 1/700 USS Fletcher from Revell Micro Wings US Pacific Planes ...
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Friday, 18 July 2014

Chain of Command: Maltot Church (5) - Closing Rounds

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"Get a bloody move on!" Finally the Lt Pringle was in command range of his own troops. Two squads (again) opened up into the rig...
Thursday, 17 July 2014

Chain of Command: Maltot Church (4) - Deadly Fire Fight

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The British piled all their troops into the central "jump-off" point, the off-table Adjutant doing a grand job of bossing people a...
Wednesday, 16 July 2014

Chain of Command: Maltot Church (3) - Death Stalketh and Pays No Respect to Rank

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The previous turn's Command Dice gave the Germans another go (damn the the non-determinism of this system, it makes it so addictive). Th...